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As seen in this issue, it's not really apparent that we can use the valueOf() method to convert a class view into a pointer. I can't find any references to it in the manual, neither the info that it's being automatically converted into a pointer when using __retain(), __release() methods and such.
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I think somewhere around this area. It could also cover the usage of the new constructor as seen here.
Regarding how exactly to document it - I'm not sure, I've only recently found it myself.
But I think we could just document that same test case.
As seen in this issue, it's not really apparent that we can use the
valueOf()
method to convert a class view into a pointer. I can't find any references to it in the manual, neither the info that it's being automatically converted into a pointer when using__retain()
,__release()
methods and such.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: